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- Sep 29, 2026
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What to Know About the Pentagon Breach Affecting Millions (opens the original)
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A reported monthslong breach in the Defense Department’s human resources database exposed personal information of millions of military personnel and those related to them, including their Social Security numbers and job details. A Pentagon official confirmed to TIME Tuesday that some 2.76 million “living individuals” and 294,000 “deceased individuals” have been affected by the breach at the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC). The breach was first reported by defense-focused news publication Mil
Trump's Taxpayer-Funded Ads Draw Bipartisan Criticism (opens the original)
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“This is the final battle,” Donald Trump could be heard saying in one of the taxpayer-funded television ads that aired ahead of the November elections and elicited scrutiny across political parties for potential violations of federal law. The 30-second ad is a black-and-white video of Trump walking down a hall over audio of his warnings against “the deep state,” “warmongers,” “globalists,” “Marxists,” “communists,” and “fascists.” Trump posted the same video on his Truth Social platform in 2023,
Australia Condemns ‘Unacceptable’ OpenAI Breach of Government Health Portal (opens the original)
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An OpenAI agent hacked into an Australian government health database in June, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed Wednesday, amid concerns from world leaders and artificial intelligence firms about the industry’s rapid, unregulated expansion. Albanese said the AI agent had accessed public and non-public files in the statistics reporting service portal for Australia’s universal health insurance scheme, Medicare, in June. OpenAI, however, only notified the government of the breach 84 days lat
South Korea Set to Approve Abortion Pills Next Year (opens the original)
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South Korea this week announced that it plans to approve abortion medication, with restrictions, for the first time in a nation that used to have one of the strictest policies against abortion among developed countries. Government officials are looking to authorize such medication seven years after the country’s Constitutional Court ruled a longstanding ban on most abortions unconstitutional. While abortion was decriminalized, the South Korean parliament has yet to enact new regulations. Preside
Fed Raises Rate Despite Trump’s Calls to Lower Them (opens the original)
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Donald Trump lashed out at the Federal Reserve after it defied his persistent calls for lower interest rates and instead raised its key interest rate on Wednesday for the first time since 2023, in an attempt to quell elevated inflation. “Interest Rates in the United States should be 1%, or less, because we are the Best Credit in the World—BY FAR,” Trump posted on Truth Social. “LOWER THE INTEREST RATES FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND FAST!” The Fed’s newly minted chair, Kevin Warsh, whom T
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